Pathologies

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Sepsis: causes severe functional reversible cholestasis.

'Bystander' hepatitis: extrahepatic infections can cause an asymptotic increase in transaminases.

Parenteral nutrition: excessive carbohydrate consumption causes steatosis and excessive lipid consumption causes cholestasis. It is also a triggering factor for gallbladder stones.

Hyperthyroidism: liver dysfunction can be caused directly by thyroid dysfunction or as a result of the use of antithyroid drugs (including Strumazol and Propylthiouracil).

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